The Way Forward

NowsTheTime

(1,344 posts) Fri Apr 17, 2026, 07:46 PM Apr 17

Have been so impressed with some young podcasters, and would like to see young people of this caliber in Congress...

....examples like Adam Mockler and Aaron Parnas among others....they are are genuine and strong in their beliefs.

We need young people like this in Congress.

The minimum age for the House is 25 and it's 30 for the Senate.

(full disclosure I an early boomer)

..wondering your thoughts

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Have been so impressed with some young podcasters, and would like to see young people of this caliber in Congress... (Original Post) NowsTheTime Apr 17 OP

Im with you. Eko Apr 17 #1

Agreed SuzyandPuffpuff Apr 17 #2

Agree. We need lawmakers who know how (and have the inclination) to communicate what is going on. Doodley Apr 17 #3

There are a lot of people struggling economically. It has been that way for the past decades. everyonematters Apr 17 #4

Political parties can change for the better or the worse....the Dem. party can improve...$ in politics is so corrosive NowsTheTime Apr 17 #5

most of them need to learn how to edit and get to the point. 15 minutes of BS for 3 msongs Apr 17 #6

Parkergetajob VGNonly Jun 8 #7

that guy Skittles Jun 11 #9

They are doing a great job influencing young voters opinions. GoodRaisin Thursday #11

I'm always impressed by very young progressives Skittles Thursday #12

I want to see younger politicians Skittles Jun 11 #8

No. They are doing a fine job right where they are. QueerDuck Thursday #10

Eko

(10,178 posts)

1. Im with you.

Reply to NowsTheTime (Original post)

Fri Apr 17, 2026, 07:52 PM

Apr 17

Destiny is a good one also although too polarizing for some and prob for congress.

SuzyandPuffpuff

(763 posts)

2. Agreed

Reply to NowsTheTime (Original post)

Fri Apr 17, 2026, 07:54 PM

Apr 17

They absolutely tell it like it is. Love those folks.

Doodley

(12,129 posts)

3. Agree. We need lawmakers who know how (and have the inclination) to communicate what is going on.

Reply to NowsTheTime (Original post)

Fri Apr 17, 2026, 08:09 PM

Apr 17

everyonematters

(4,297 posts)

4. There are a lot of people struggling economically. It has been that way for the past decades.

Reply to NowsTheTime (Original post)

Fri Apr 17, 2026, 08:16 PM

Apr 17

A lot of voters have given up on either party making a difference. That is why the independents are growing, and the two major parties are stagnating. I have not seen a liberal podcaster talk about this. Everything is Democrats versus Republicans.